Photos for not for profit....comments please.....

09/28/2005 09:53:33 PM · #1

My Girl-friend runs a not for profit that is trying to get funding. She and her service dog, Squiggly, work with children that have been victims of crimes. Mainly those who have been sexually assaulted. It's a great program, but we are have some problem getting funding and grants. She hasn't got a pay check in 3 months. Anyway, I took some photos of her and Squiggly for newsletters and web page.

I would really like some comments before I give these to her.

Thank you

saintaugust

Canon EOS-550D Rebel T2i

09/28/2005 09:55:09 PM · #2

i like the first one the best. however, i think the background is sharper than the foreground?

09/29/2005 09:34:31 AM · #3

thank you to those who took the time to help.

Drummie

Nikon D40

09/29/2005 09:43:06 AM · #4

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Message edited by author 2006-08-12 22:18:05.

Nikon AF-S DX Zoom-Nikkor 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 ED

09/29/2005 09:51:43 AM · #5

Originally posted by Drummie:

I just read your post. I like the first one also. I think it's good to show both her & the dog together. Also, it gives a warm feeling, compared to the 3rd pic - which is an effect that you want especially when working to get donations. I say go with the first, regardless of the background being sharper, they still stand out in a heartwarming sort of way :).

Thank you, very much for the comments. Every one seem to like the 1st so, thats going to be the one.

Apple iPhone 5

09/29/2005 09:55:43 AM · #6

First one gets my vote as well. I prefer the angle, and it looks more natural than the third one.

edit: The way the dog is sitting in the third one looks a bit.... odd! :)

Message edited by author 2005-09-29 09:57:23.

09/29/2005 09:58:23 AM · #7

hankk left me a comment that said to use a white poster board. I have seen people do this before and never really understood. So forgive me if this sound stupid, but I would put the white board in her shadow?

hankk, i PM you the same Q.